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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableThere is not much information about Marieschi, as he unfortunately only turned 34 years old. Nevertheless he was one of the most famous landscape and veduta painters of his time. He worked mainly in Venice. However, it is a fact that his father was an architectural painter and wood engraver. For some time Marieschi worked as a theater painter in Germany. This and the fact that he was a member of the Venetian painters' guild "Fraglia de Pittori" are documented. At that time, this was a prerequisite for getting good commissions or the person concerned must have already produced some good work and achievements in order to be accepted at all.
Back then, the best advertising, good work and word of mouth was the best. The engraver and painter Gaspare Diziani was one of his sponsors. The German art collector Freiherr von Schulenberg was Field Marshal General of the Republic of Venice and saw his work. He acquired two of his vedute and thus Marieschi's works came to Germany. Thus he came to the commissions in Germany. Marieschi's speciality was to produce works with counterparts, pair pieces or in series. So he made 21 etchings about Venice's sights. On the title page his portrait, made by Angelo Trevisani, was emblazoned. Paintings as pair pieces can be found in various museums in Prague, Stockholm and Warsaw. In addition, there is a private collection in Milan and the Lower Saxony State Museum in Hanover.
No further details are known, but it is assumed that Marieschi inherited his love of architecture from his father. Furthermore, as a child he watched his father at work. All of Marieschi's works are characterized by a technically excellent perspective. Whoever looks at his pictures has the feeling of standing at the beginning of a large square or a long alley or at the beginning of a canal in Venice. The perspective is grandiose. The proportions are fantastically met. Light and shadow correspond to the change of daylight. Although the real proportion between buildings and people requires it, the tiny people are also superbly depicted in great detail. Mariechi's works have been confused with those of Canaletto several times. Some of his most popular motifs were the Canale Grande, San Marco, St. Mark's Square, the Rialto Bridge, the Roman Monument, Santa Chiara and Santa Maria della Salute. Marieschi, although he died young, is one of the most famous Italian painters. Especially because he captured the sights of one of the most famous tourist farm castles in style.
There is not much information about Marieschi, as he unfortunately only turned 34 years old. Nevertheless he was one of the most famous landscape and veduta painters of his time. He worked mainly in Venice. However, it is a fact that his father was an architectural painter and wood engraver. For some time Marieschi worked as a theater painter in Germany. This and the fact that he was a member of the Venetian painters' guild "Fraglia de Pittori" are documented. At that time, this was a prerequisite for getting good commissions or the person concerned must have already produced some good work and achievements in order to be accepted at all.
Back then, the best advertising, good work and word of mouth was the best. The engraver and painter Gaspare Diziani was one of his sponsors. The German art collector Freiherr von Schulenberg was Field Marshal General of the Republic of Venice and saw his work. He acquired two of his vedute and thus Marieschi's works came to Germany. Thus he came to the commissions in Germany. Marieschi's speciality was to produce works with counterparts, pair pieces or in series. So he made 21 etchings about Venice's sights. On the title page his portrait, made by Angelo Trevisani, was emblazoned. Paintings as pair pieces can be found in various museums in Prague, Stockholm and Warsaw. In addition, there is a private collection in Milan and the Lower Saxony State Museum in Hanover.
No further details are known, but it is assumed that Marieschi inherited his love of architecture from his father. Furthermore, as a child he watched his father at work. All of Marieschi's works are characterized by a technically excellent perspective. Whoever looks at his pictures has the feeling of standing at the beginning of a large square or a long alley or at the beginning of a canal in Venice. The perspective is grandiose. The proportions are fantastically met. Light and shadow correspond to the change of daylight. Although the real proportion between buildings and people requires it, the tiny people are also superbly depicted in great detail. Mariechi's works have been confused with those of Canaletto several times. Some of his most popular motifs were the Canale Grande, San Marco, St. Mark's Square, the Rialto Bridge, the Roman Monument, Santa Chiara and Santa Maria della Salute. Marieschi, although he died young, is one of the most famous Italian painters. Especially because he captured the sights of one of the most famous tourist farm castles in style.
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.jpg "View of the Molo in Front of Palazzo della Zecca, with Santa Maria della Salute in the Background, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Bridge and Market of Rialto by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Porta Magna of the Venetian Arsenal by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Arsenale, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Basin of St. Marks, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Rialto Bridge, Venice with the Fondaco dei Tedeschi in the Foreground by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "View of the Canal Grande from the Fondamenta Del Vin by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Venice, A View of the Bacino Di San Marco from the Church and Island of San Giorgio Maggiore by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Bacino di San Marco, Venice, Looking Towards the Molo by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Campo San Gallo, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "View of St. Mark")
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.jpg "Entrance to the Grand Canal and Santa Maria della Salute, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Church of Santa Maria della Salute, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Cannaregio by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Gates of the Arsenal, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Piazza San Marco, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Gates of the Arsenal by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Piazzetta by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Regatta by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "View of the Palazzo del Quirinale, Rome by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: S. Maria Formosa by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Campo dei Frari by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Piazzo S. Marco, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Cannaregio by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "View on the Entrance of the Grand Canal and on the Church of Salute in Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Courtyard of the Ducal Palace by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Campo S. S. Giovanni e Paolo, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Grand Canal, Venice, Above the Rialto Bridge by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Campo dei Frari by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Canal Grande and S. Geremia, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Staircase in a Palace by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Santa Maria della Salute, Venice, with Gondolas on the Grand Canal by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Grand Canal Between San Simone Piccolo and Santa Chiara by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Grand Canal with Palazzo Foscari and Palazzo Balbi by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "View of Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "View of San Marco, Venice from the courtyard of the Palazzo Ducale, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Piazzetta, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Santa Chiara by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Grand Canal, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Campo SS Giovanni e Paolo, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Elegant Figures in Front of a Domed Classical Church, an Obelisk to the Left by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Rialto, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Piazzo S. Marco by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Roman Monuments by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Santa Chiara by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "San Giorgio Maggiore across the Venetian Lagoon by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Imaginary View with Obelisk by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Capriccio with Classical Arch and Goats by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Piazzetta S. Basso, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Bridge and Market of Rialto by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: S. Maria Formosa by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "A Capriccio of Classical Monuments, an Obelisk with Soldiers by a Pool and Mountains Beyond by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Campo S. Rocco by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Palazzo Pesaro, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Campo S. Rocco by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Frontispiece - Title Page, 1741 by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "A View of the Bacino di San Marco from the Church and Island of San Giorgio Maggiore by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Basin of St. Mark")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Regatta by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Frontispiece - Title Page by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Magnificent and Select Views of the City of Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Courtyard of the Ducal Palace by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Molo and S. M. Della Salute by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Rialto Bridge, Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Grand Canal by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Molo and S. M. Della Salute by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Rialto by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: S. M. Della Salute by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Campo S. S. Giovanni e Paolo by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Piazzetta S. Basso by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: S. M. Della Salute by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: The Piazzetta and Ducal Palace by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "S. Giorgio Maggiore by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "The Bacino di San Marco from San Giorgio Maggiore by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Entrance to the Grand Canal in Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Festival on the Grand Canal by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Campo dei Frari by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Doge’s Palace in Venice by Michele Marieschi")
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.jpg "Views of Venice: Palazzo Pesaro by Michele Marieschi")
.jpg "Views of Venice: The Piazzetta and Ducal Palace by Michele Marieschi")
.jpg "Roman Ruins by Michele Marieschi")